COLLECTOR OF LAND ACQUISITION, ABBOTTABAD versus ALHAJ SARDAR BAHADUR KHAN
Section 11 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 Appeals to the Supreme Court seeking authority against the increase of compensation by the High Court for the acquisition of land for the Pakistan Military Academy. Legitimacy is very important that the boundaries of the Military Academy should be expanded and that their boundaries should be. Expanded, there was evidence of the fact that the acquired property was consistent with the values of the immediately-built academy market, and that the landed properties were not clearly distinguishable from the fact that they had existed since 1947. According to the most national and historical institution. Most invisible residential colonies contradict the acquired property along with the academy, which made it a strategic location and was bound to increase its market value, at a higher rate than was always the market value. The victims of the acquisition should have felt the pain. Instead of the acquisition authority Supreme, the default compensation e-court upheld the increase made by the High Court and rejected the appeals filed by the acquisition department and the acquiring agencies.
